Patient's question:
Pregnant 221, during the prenatal check-up, a detailed examination of the discharge was conducted, and it was discovered that there was a polyp. It was recommended that I visit the gynecology department for a digital examination. Just as the examination was about to begin, it was noticed that there was a condition of broken skin, so the examination was stopped. I went home and rested for two days, but on Thursday night, around 11:00 PM, I had brown discharge again and went to the emergency room. The doctor performed an ultrasound, and everything was normal. They simply looked again and said it was a cervical polyp, recommending no measures and suggesting it be handled postpartum. However, this morning at around 2:00 AM, there was blood again, along with some discharge. Is this good or bad? What should I do about this cervical polyp? I am 226 weeks pregnant and would like to consult further. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
You are currently 22 weeks pregnant and have cervical polyps, which have caused irregular bleeding and a significant amount of discharge. Due to the rich blood supply in the uterus during pregnancy, cervical polyps tend to grow rapidly, making them more prone to bleeding. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital's gynecology department as soon as possible to undergo cervical polyp removal surgery. Cervical polyps can cause significant interference to patients, so once you notice any symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, pay close attention to self-care, eat more fruits and vegetables, and avoid irritating foods. We hope that cervical polyp patients can receive professional treatment.